The son of one woman of this name was a Trojan warrior loved by Sarpedon and named Atymnius. In addition to King Phoenix's wife, the more famous figure of this name was associated with both a crown and a throne, as she was upside-down for half of eternity. Some accounts say that her country was destroyed by a flood, but all accounts agree that her words upset the fifty daughters of Doris and Nereus, resulting more famously in the whale-like Cetus ravaging the shores of Ethiopia. After consulting an oracle with her husband Cepheus, this figure chained up her daughter as
The son of one woman of this name was a Trojan warrior loved by Sarpedon and named Atymnius. In addition to King Phoenix's wife, the more famous figure of this name was associated with both a crown and a throne, as she was upside-down for half of eternity. Some accounts say that her country was destroyed by a flood, but all accounts agree that her words upset the fifty daughters of Doris and Nereus, resulting more famously in the whale-like Cetus ravaging the shores of Ethiopia. After consulting an oracle with her husband Cepheus, this figure chained up her daughter as a sacrifice to the sea monster. For 10 points, name this mother of Andromeda.
The son of one woman of this name was a Trojan warrior loved by Sarpedon and named Atymnius.
Cassiopeia